By Nathan Coker
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Apr 1st, 2026
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article by MEREDITH MCKINNIE I’m entering one of my restless periods, where I crash out on routine and crave stimulation and surprise. I’m reacting like I normally do, abandoning anything that feels normal or familiar and diving into the unknown. I’ve shaken up my workouts, my meals, my afternoon sch...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Health
Apr 1st, 2026
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BY Nathan Morris, MD I have a difficult admission to make. I’ve been involved in a torrid, long-term affair for decades, and it’s finally time for me to come clean. My wife knows about it, and to her credit, she’s been remarkably patient, mostly because this relationship started long before she and I...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Pages
Apr 1st, 2026
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REVIEW BY MEREDITH MCKINNIE “Menopause is puberty in reverse – a transition from one biological phase of ovarian function to another, but the way we view these two events couldn’t be more different.” Much like the woman-specific subjects of periods and pregnancy, menopause has been shrouded in ...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Pages
Apr 1st, 2026
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REVIEW BY MEREDITH MCKINNIE “A person never forgets the landscape of their childhood.” In Kate Morton’s 6th novel, readers are again transported to another era, early 19th century, and another place, Cornwall, England. In 1914, Eleanor caught the attention of Anthony Edevane, an up-and-coming surgeon...
By Nathan Coker
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Apr 1st, 2026
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April is a busy month in ArkLaMiss gardens and landscapes. So, without further ado, but with a lot of copy editing, let’s get outdoors and get after it! VEGETABLESSet out transplants of tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants this month. All three thrive in slightly acidic, organic soil that drains well. S...
By Nathan Coker
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Apr 1st, 2026
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Should I Stay or Should I Go article by KENNY COVINGTON One of the biggest questions asked in bass fishing has always been, “When do I leave an area or how long should I stick around to see if I can make the fish bite?” For the angler, be it tournament competitor or just your […]...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Artist
Apr 1st, 2026
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ARTICLE BY APRIL C DOUGHTYPHOTOGRAPHY BY KELLY MOORE CLARK A leap of faith and a return to creativity transformed one small-town storefront into a vibrant destination. Today, The Painted Petal reflects both Catherine Oswalt’s artistic journey and the quiet revival unfolding along Lake Street. In Lake...
By Nathan Coker
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Apr 1st, 2026
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ARTICLE BY MARÉ BRENNANPHOTOGRAPHY BY KELLY MOORE CLARK Built on the banks of Lake Providence in 1884 by local physician Frederick Robert Bernard and his wife Estelle, the Bernard House was crafted on land which had been his mother Sarah’s garden. In the center hall of the home, Dr. Bernard wrote his...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Eats
Apr 1st, 2026
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ARTICLE BY STARLA GATSONPHOTOGRAPHY BY KELLY MOORE CLARK Gathered GraceAt Suffit, Clèlie Stone is serving far more than thoughtfully crafted meals—she’s creating a place where connection, purpose, and second chances gather around the table. In Lake Providence, this fresh food market blends scratch-ma...
By Nathan Coker
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Apr 1st, 2026
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article by PAUL LIPEopinion expressed is that of the writer I remember when, even as a child, that this time of year was very welcomed by me. This is so special because it follows winter, which sometimes is very challenging, as was the case last winter when we had a storm that was unmatched in [&hell...
